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Why Karnaugh Maps? Karnaugh Maps offer a graphical method of reducing a digital circuit to its minimum number of gates. The map is a simple table containing 1s and 0s that can express a truth table or complex Boolean expression describing the operation of a digital circuit. The map is then used to work out the minimum number of gates needed, by graphical means rather than by algebra. Karnaugh maps can be used on small circuits having two or three inputs as an alternative to Boolean algebra, and on more complex circuits having up to 6 inputs, it can provide quicker and simpler minimisation than Boolean algebra.